Well, I'm just an average girl in high school just trying to make it through another week of gathering too much mental knowledge in a day. It's stressful but I get by. 

Now to the point. I write these books for FUN; not as a full-time job, so it might take me a little longer to come out with a chapter than other authors out there. The reason being is because I never think my work is good enough and I hardly get inspiration to write a full chapter. So all I ask of you is to be a little patient with me till then. Trust me when I say I already get anxiety just leaving the chapter off on a cliffhanger.

Also, P.M.A (positive mental attitude), if you want to give me feedback for my books then make sure there POSITIVE. I don't want to be reading or even look at comments that don't help me improve in the slightest. For example, a positive comment might look something like this: "Hey, loved the bases of the story so far but you do happen to use a lot of basic text. I would love to see, maybe, a wider vocabulary. I feel like that would help your story really flourish". And a negative comment, though it should be obvious to everyone, looks something like this: "This story is absolute trash and you should delete it. Like, do you even know how to use grammar?". 

Does that seem reasonable? I like to think so because no one is the perfect writer. There is no such thing. The closest we can get is excellence and to get to the level of an excellent writer takes practice and hard work. (Something I admit I haven't completely done) Not to mention critique, but only that in a constructive manner. We can't improve if all we get is an insult. That's kinda like saying you can't be more than what you are because you couldn't manage a simple thing. It just doesn't help.